Belgrade Bridge

Belgrade Bridge is located in St. Petersburg in the alignment of Belgrade Street and passes through the canal. In 1966-1969, to expand and improve transport conditions in the city, the Volkovka River was subject to a partial embankment in the area of the railway platform "Prospect of Glory" and up to the Diamond Street. So in St. Petersburg there was a new street Belgrade and a new canal, through which it became necessary to build a bridge. In 1969, Lengiproinzhproekt developed a bridge plan from engineer Boltunova and architect Noskov. According to the plan, the bridge should be single-span and reinforced concrete with a frame-console design. The peculiarity of the bridge is that it is not completely flat, the angle of inclination is 44 degrees. During the construction of the span, unified prefabricated w / b blocks were used, and the base of the bridge is a pile. Asphalt concrete pavement of the roadway, the length of the bridge is 40, 83 meters, and the width is 24 m. Belgrade Bridge was named after the capital of Yugoslavia.